In the minutes: Milton Town Board Regular Meeting Minutes 10-26-26 (PDF), Flock camera (Oct 26)

WORKSHOP MEETING
TOWN BOARD TOWN OF MARLBOROUGH
21 MILTON TURNPIKE, MILTON NY
MILTON, NY 12547
OCTOBER 26, 2026, 7:00 PM
MINUTES OF MEETING

Present:

Supervisor Corcoran
Councilman Zambito
Councilwoman Sessa
Councilman Cauchi
Councilman Appler Jr.

Also Present:

Danielle Cherubini, Town Clerk
Stephanie Masten, Deputy Town Clerk
Mici Simonofsky, CAC Chair
Arlette Zambito, Recreation Chair
Anthony “Doc” Pascale, Resident
Patricia Haidaoui, Resident
Danielle Broza, Resident
Rich Gerentine, Resident

ITEM #1 Call to order - Pledge of Allegiance
ITEM #2 Moment of Silence
ITEM #3 Motion to approve agenda
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to approve the agenda. Motion seconded by Councilman
Appler Jr.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

ITEM #4 Motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026 Town Board Meeting
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026,
Town Board Meeting. Motion seconded by Councilwoman Sessa.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0
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Carried

Motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026, Public Hearing Local Law to
override the property tax levy limit for the fiscal year 2027
Councilwoman Sessa made a motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026,
Public Hearing Local Law to override the property tax levy limit for the fiscal year
2027. Motion seconded by Councilman Zambito.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

Motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026, Public Hearing 2027 Budget
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to approve minutes from October 13, 2026,
Public Hearing 2027 Budget. Motion seconded by Councilman Zambito.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

ITEM #5 Authorize payment of bills $260,530.10
Councilwoman Sessa made a motion to authorize payment of the abstract in the amount of
$260,530.10. Motion seconded by Councilman Appler Jr.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

Supervisor Corcoran noted that a large portion of the bills included MVP Healthcare,
ambulance services, and attorney fees.
ITEM #6 Presentation
No presentation
ITEM #7 Supervisor Updates
Supervisor Corcoran provided the following updates:
• The Landing Apple Gala Art Exhibit will be held at the Train Station from October 27,
2026, through November 1, 2026. The decorated apples on display were created by
artists that participated in the community’s apple parade. All are welcome to attend.
• There have been a few cruise ships docking at the Milton Landing Pier throughout the
month. Residents are encouraged to visit the waterfront to view the vessels.
• Ongoing discussions with emergency service representatives regarding the transition of
ambulance services. The Town is working toward a service agreement through Ulster
County with New Paltz Rescue Squad as a service provider which will provide ALS and
BLS, flying squad resources that will be available 24/7. The ambulance is expected to be
housed at the Town Highway Department, consistent with the existing arrangements. The
planning remains underway and the improved Emergency Medical Services will begin in
the new year.
• The final request has been submitted for the Town’s $500,000 county grant associated
with the Marlboro sewer plant upgrade.
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The solar farm project is nearing its final stages at the Transfer Station. Supervisor
Corcoran addressed concerns that were raised on the Town’s Facebook page, clarifying
that no trees were removed as part of the development. The site is a capped landfill that
has not been wooded for approximately 50 years and considered unusable property. The
project is expected to generate revenue for the Town through electricity credits.
Central Hudson’s upgrades to the utility’s main line through the Town and surrounding
areas is underway. The installation of a gas regulator is near the Town Hall and school
district. Concerns regarding the location and its proximity to the school property has
been discussed and addressed.
Participated in three public policy analysis classes at the Marlboro Central High School.
The presentation included the Town’s history, historic photographs and municipal
accomplishments that happened over the past five years. The students asked questions
about Marlboro and were enthusiastic during the presentation.
Marlboro soundwalk that was hosted by Katie Down in the Hamlet of Marlboro and the
gathering at The Falcon associated with the soundwalk was a community success for all
who attended.
Attended the annual Ulster County veterans’ luncheon that was held at the Community
Center and organized by Director of Veterans Services, Mark Cozzupoli and the
Marlboro Milton Lions Club. Mr. Steven Jennison received the Veterans of the Month
award for his community service and 22 years of service in the United States Air Force.
Senior residents were reminded about the upcoming Thanksgiving and Christmas
luncheons that are both organized by the Marlboro Milton Lions Club at the Community
Center. Those dates will be announced soon.
Over the past weekend Marlboro Elementary School hosted the 1,000 Book Festival,
which featured authors, book signings and family participation.
Thank you to the Recreation Committee, the Police Department, PBA, volunteers, and
local businesses for organizing and contributing to another successful Trunk or Treat
event at the Park, it was a huge hit for the thousands of kids and families that attended.

ITEM #8 Comments on the agenda
No comments on the agenda.
ITEM #9 Reports of Committees
Mici Simonofsky spoke on behalf of the CAC with her monthly report as follows:

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Councilwoman Sessa spoke on behalf of the Recreation Committee and applauded their hard
work on the recent Trunk or Treat event that was held at the Town Park. Special recognition was
given to Naomi Biviano who has led this event for the past two years. The Town Board also
recognized the extensive planning, fundraising, and traffic coordination that it takes to organize
such an event where hundreds of community members gathered and participated.
Recreation Chair, Arlette Zambito also announced the upcoming Christmas Festival and
Holiday Lights Parade that is scheduled for Saturday, December 5, 2026, starting at 4:00 p.m. at
Cluett Schantz Memorial Park. There will be after parties held at Locust Grove in Milton, and at
Brix Gastro Pub in Marlboro, additional details to follow.
Councilwoman Sessa spoke on behalf of the Marketing Committee which continues to meet each
month and is always seeking additional participants. The committee recently met with a
commercial real estate representative to review available properties within the Town. The goal
is to work with property owners and real estate professionals to encourage new businesses to
locate in Marlborough.
ITEM #10 New business/ Old business
Councilman Cauchi mentioned the beginning process of nominations for the Town’s Citizen of
the Year Award. Supervisor Corcoran stated that the award criteria would be publicized at the
next Town Board meeting. He briefly explained that the nominees should have demonstrated
exceptional service to the community and that residents will be invited to submit nominations
with an essay describing the nominee’s contributions to the community. The award is presented
early in the year.
ITEM #11 Correspondences
Supervisor Corcoran read the following correspondence:
A letter from Marc Rider, Executive Director of the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency
requesting use of the Community Center on Wednesday November 9, 2026, for a training and
educational program for its employees at no charge.
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to waive the fee and allow the Ulster County Recovery
Agency use of the Community Center on Wednesday November 9, 2026, for a training program.
Motion seconded by Councilman Appler Jr.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

A letter from Dylan Montroy on behalf of the Coce Black Car Club requesting use of the Cluett
Schantz Memorial Park on Saturday November 14, 2026, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for a
charitable coat collection and nonperishable food drive to help local individuals and families in
need.
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Supervisor Corcoran made a motion to waive the fee and allow Coce Black Car Club use of the
Cluett Schantz Memorial Park on Saturday November 14, 2026, for a charitable coat collection
and nonperishable food drive. Motion seconded by Councilman Cauchi.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

Supervisor Corcoran read a letter on behalf of Maribeth King, President of the Board of Trustees
of the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library, announcing Gael Appler Jr as the recipient of the 2026
Pat Russo Award. This award recognizes outstanding commitment, dedication and volunteer
service to the library. The ceremony will take place at the Library on Sunday November 8, 2026
at 2:00. All are welcome to attend. Supervisor Corcoran and the Town Board congratulated
Councilman Appler Jr. on his achievement.
ITEM #12 Public Comment
Resident, Anthony “Doc” Pascale expressed his appreciation towards the Recreation Committee
for the Town’s appearance, community improvements, and activities. He further stated that the
community has gotten “stronger and better”. Speaking of his previous years in public service, he
applauded the Town’s current leadership and encouraged residents to maintain a positive
community atmosphere. Doc Pascale expressed his support for Councilman Zambito and other
community volunteers.
Resident Patricia Haidaoui read the following:

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Resident Danielle Broza was looking for information regarding the Town’s use of Flock cameras,
including the number and locations of the cameras, who has access to the collected information
and how the information is used. Supervisor Corcoran consulted with Police Chief Cocozza who
attended the meeting to arrange a presentation on Flock cameras..
Resident Richard Gerentine expressed his support to the Supervisor and the Town Board for doing
a good job for the Town and community. Mr. Gerentine reflected on his prior experience in the
county and municipal government and discussed the challenges of public service in a small
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community like Marlborough. He encouraged residents to recognize the Town’s accomplishments
and believes that the Town Board is working in the community’s best interest.
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to close Public Comments. Motion seconded by Councilman
Appler Jr.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Carried

ITEM #13 Resolutions
A). Resolution # 74 To Authorize the acceptance of irrevocable offer of dedication
B). Resolution # 75 To Transfer Funds

ITEM #14 Adjournment
Councilman Cauchi made a motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:47 p.m. Motion seconded by
Councilman Appler Jr.
Yeas: 5

Nays: 0

Respectfully submitted,
Danielle Cherubini
Town Clerk

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Carried

A). Resolution # 74 To Authorize the acceptance of irrevocable offer of dedication
RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING ACCEPTANCE OF IRREVOCABLE OFFER OF
DEDICATION
Supervisor Corcoran proposes the following:
WHEREAS, on October 20, 2025, the Planning Board of the Town of Marlborough granted
to SDL Marlborough, LLC (the “Owner”) a special use permit, site plan approval and lot line
adjustment approval (the “Approvals”) with respect to a multi-family residential project on
property located at 103-107 Dock Road in the Town of Marlborough (the “Project”); and
WHEREAS, a condition of the Approvals is the granting by the Owner to the Town of
Marlborough (the “Town”) of an irrevocable offer of dedication to convey to the Town fee simple
title to a portion of the Project site for public parking purposes (the “Site”); and
WHEREAS, the Owner has submitted to the Town Board a Bargain and Sale Deed
conveying the Site to the Town(the “Deed”) and an Irrevocable Offer of Dedication of the Site to
the Town (the “Offer of Dedication”); and
WHEREAS, a map and description of the Site have been reviewed and approved by the
Town Attorney and the Town Engineer; and
NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY
RESOLVED, that the Town Board finds that it is in the best interests of the Town and its
residents to accept the Offer of Dedication and acquire fee title to the Site; and it is further
RESOLVED, the Deed and Offer of Dedication are hereby approved as to form; and it is
further
RESOLVED, upon the Town’s receipt from the Owner of a duly executed Deed, duly
completed and executed Forms TP-584 and RP-5217 (together with the Deed, the “Transfer
Documents”), and the duly executed Offer of Dedication, the Supervisor of the Town is authorized
to execute the Offer of Dedication and the Transfer Documents on behalf of the Town, cause the
fully executed Offer of Dedication to be recorded in the Ulster County Clerk’s Offer and it is
further
RESOLVED, that the Offer of Dedication is hereby accepted, subject to the compliance
with the preceding conditions and the Town Attorney’s receipt and approval of lien releases and
other instruments releasing the Site from liens and encumbrances and the recording and/or filing
of such releases and instruments in the Ulster County Clerk’s Office, the New York State
Department of Sale or other governmental registry, as applicable ; and it is further
RESOLVED, that the Supervisor and the Town Clerk are authorized to executed, file,
and/or cause the recordation of any documents necessary to effectuate the purposes of the
preceding Resolutions and the vesting of fee simple title to the Site in the Town of Marlborough.
The foregoing resolutions were duly put to a vote which resulted as follows:
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Councilman Appler

Yes

Councilman Cauchi

Yes

Councilwoman Sessa

Yes

Councilman Zambito

Yes

Supervisor Corcoran

Yes

Dated: Milton, New York
October 26, 2026

_________________________________
Danielle Cherubini, Town Clerk

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October 26, 2026
B). Resolution #75 To Transfer Funds
Supervisor Corcoran proposes the following:
Whereas the Town Board needs to approve the transfer of funds
Be it resolved that the following be transferred
Transfer $300,000 from the Highway fund balance to Highway Heavy Equipment Reserve
Account to cover the costs of the 2027 Western Star cab and Chassis which is on order

And moves for its adoption
Councilmember Appler
Councilmember Sessa
Councilmember Cauchi
Councilmember Zambito
Supervisor Corcoran

Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

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